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11/2/2020 4:59:58 PM
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Is this like what that one species of turtles do where urea builds up in their mouth, and they have to rinse it out, or is it, like, actual peeing?
In any case, did you know that species of sea turtle will die from the urea build up if they can’t find any water to rinse it? That sounds like an awful, awful way to die! :D
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They legit just pee. But I did not know the turtle fact so thank you friend!
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I guess don’t take lobster “spit” lightly. :p Yeah, I wish I remembered the specific species, but they either didn’t pee normally at all, or just did so less, and made up for it via increased urea buildup in their mouths. We get rid of urea for a reason, though, so obviously they don’t want to keep it there. :p
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Fun possibly future fish fact is some phytoplankton absorb n process urea as a source of nitrogen
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We’re going to have to change it to “Fun Urea Facts” at this point!
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You’re not wrong...
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Hahaha.. Ha.. Heh.. Let’s.. Let’s stick with fish facts! ^-^
